4 Killed, 14 Wounded In River North Mass Shooting Outside Mello Buckzz Mixtape Release Party

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Four people were killed, and 14 others wounded in a mass shooting that occurred outside Mello Buckzz's mixtape release party in River North. The victims included the rapper's boyfriend and best friend, prompting heartfelt tributes from fans and the community. Eyewitnesses described a scene of panic and chaos as shots were fired outside the venue. Chicago police are actively investigating the shooting and have yet to identify any suspects. This incident exacerbates the ongoing gun violence crisis in the city, raising alarms among residents and officials.

Local leaders are advocating for enhanced safety protocols in nightlife districts to prevent further tragedies. The shooting underscores the urgent need for comprehensive gun control measures. As the investigation unfolds, community members are coming together to support the victims' families.

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